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When the Nuxalk trace the vanished ooligan to a land claim filed the very day smallpox arrived, their radio station becomes courtroom, confessional and conjuring ground; an older law insists: the fish return when the people do. Details

The first of the Indigenous Story-Telling events. The Seven Grandparent Teachers are principles for how Anishinaabeg can live Mino-Biimadiziwin (“the good life”). Details

The second of the Indigenous Story-Telling events. Exploring the legend of the great hunter and the celestial connections of the Pleiades that guide the people through the winter. Details

The third of the Indigenous Story-Telling events. This evening will explore the many dimensions of love in Anishinaabe life and how it is manifested in healthcare, love of the land, and love for our communities. Details

The fourth of the Indigenous Story-Telling events. Brian "Babajishkaa" Outinen will delve into the sacred Agawa pictographs to uncover the legend of the great water spirit, the wolf, and the delicate balance between the natural and spiritual realms. Details

The fifth of the Indigenous Story-Telling events. Brian "Babajishkaa" Outinen will illustrate the profound interactions of all living things, emphasizing healing, harmony, and the birth of the sacred medicines. Details